Is there more to enlightenment than peace, fulfillment, stillness and clarity? As I understand it, peace, fulfillment, stillness and clarity are the foundations of enlightenment, but they are merely the ground or core upon which multiple levels of understanding and knowledge rest. Each individual, whether they are aware of it or not, exists at the very center of Reality: a center that radiates outwards in all directions and dimensions, containing infinite multiverses of form

The underlying sense of incompleteness and unhappiness is replaced with a quiet and easeful contentment. The endless searching and seeking and looking for answers and salvation outside oneself ceases. The feeling of isolation, disconnection and lack disappears and one feels whole and integrated and deeply connected to all of life and to the Mystery that underpins it. Life is experienced as something profound and meaningful. There are still challenges and obstacles, but they a

Delightful and profound conversation about love with Anne Sweet, Harri Aalto and Amir Freimann.

"Even the spiritual people are still after something. They're after something they think is outside themselves or other than themselves or further away from themselves. So that very subtle perception which means staying still enough for long enough for the whole thing to open up to you is a very rare event." In this second clip (6 minutes) from my conversation with Amir Freimann and Harri Aalto, Harri raises the question "Why is Self Realization so rare?"

Had the great pleasure this week to be introduced by my friend, author, researcher and fellow spiritual traveller Amir Freimann to Harri Aalto (www.harriaalto.com). Harri is a rare find in the world of spiritual realizers: he expresses the awakened view from a very human, humble, everyday perspective right through to the most cosmic, intricate, blazingly glorious Absolute dimensions with the most unusual depth and insight. Harri is also an artist, and here we are on zoom spea

Are only some things sacred, or is everything sacred? D.F There is one infinite, unified field which contains all: the manifest, the unmanifest and all potentials. It is the ground of creation itself. Nothing exists outside this ground, and everything arises from it: As the totality, it contains darkness and light, horror and beauty, destruction and limitless creativity. Would I call this infinite, unified field and all it contains, sacred? Yes, I absolutely would.